Boat trips from Caleta de Fuste

Boat tours from Caleta de Fuste

Enjoy our boat tours in Caleta de Fuste and experience some of the best moments of your holidays in Fuerteventura.

Due to Caleta de Fuste’s extraordinary location, in the center of Fuerteventura’s eastern coast, we propose, in addition to the boat trips that leave from the Castillo-Caleta de Fuste dock itself, other boat trips in Fuerteventura that you can take by heading to Morro Jable (in the southeast corner of the island) and Corralejo (in the northeast corner of Fuerteventura) on your own.

Boat trips in Caleta de Fuste

On the catamaran ride from Caleta de Fuste to Pozo Negro you’ll enjoy a calm and entertaining journey, which will be ideal to do with your partner, family or friends. In addition to contemplating the coast during the crossing, if you’re lucky, you’ll also be able to see dolphins or some other type of cetaceans. And just like the other boat trips, this one also makes a stop so you can swim near the coast.

If you want to take a boat trip to Lobos Island, we offer several options for boat trips in Corralejo which include a pick-up and transfer service in Caleta de Fuste. Choose the option you like best, between the different catamaran departures or the continuous ferry rides to Isla de Lobos, based on what better fits your interests, availability and budget.

Boat trips going from Caleta de Fuste to Morro Jable on your own 

Approximately 75 minutes separate you by car from being able to do the various Morro Jable boat tours. Enjoy cruises through the southern part of the island, from Morro Jable to the Jandía lighthouse, on catamarans and boats of different sizes. If want to see cetaceans, we advise you to book the dolphin sightseeing boat trip.

In short, you can enjoy the sea and the tours in Caleta de Fuste and Fuerteventura that best suit your needs. We hope you enjoy all the tours and that you take away unforgettable memories, which we hope will be some of the best things to do in Caleta de Fuste during your holidays on the island.

Don’t forget to always bring swimwear, sunscreen and protection, and some warm clothing to protect yourself from the coastal breeze.